Album Review: The Empty Page – ‘Unfolding’
Imperative to The Empty Page’s abrasive, raw sound and style whilst bringing a fresh, live feel to every track featured, Unfolding was actually recorded and mixed within just one week….
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Single review: Maria Kelly – ‘Stitches’
If you haven’t managed to stumbled across Maria Kelly’s stunning songwriting yet then shame on you. Over the past year she has gone from strength to strength and her latest….
Single Review: Addeboy vs Cliff – ‘Phoenix’
Having already received support from the likes of The Guardian and Clash, electro pop producers Andreas Broberger and Hannes Lindgren, aka Addeboy vs Cliff, are now back with a brand new….
Album Review: Law Holt – ‘City’
After an accident that nearly cost her her sight, singer-songwriter Law Holt is now back to creating her beguiling style of music, and has just released her debut album. City is….
Single Review: Beauty – ‘Grown Up’
New electro-pop artist Beauty (aka Mark Thompson) prides himself on his many talents; an accomplished singer-songwriter and dancer, he is going to be releasing his brand new single later this….
Live review: Zibra’s final show
We bid farewell to Zibra as the electro pop trio pack away their synths for the final time. The Social hosted the band’s last ever headline show before Sam, Russ….
Live Review: We Are Scientists @ Koko, London
Last Wednesday night, iconic Camden venue Koko played host to thrilling New York-based indie rock band We Are Scientists. Formed in California by Keith Murray, Chris Cain and former drummer….
Launchbox: M O S E S
London + emerging + rock n roll. In terms of text-based teasers MOSES had a pretty good start in my books. Coming together at the start of 2015, these 4….
Launchbox: Beach for Tiger – “Our favourite bands communally are striking up quite the revolution of wavy tunes”
Who doesn’t love a bit of psychedelia? LSD, Hendrix and tie-dye aside, this awesome rock and roll sub genre is making it’s way back in to people minds and ears….
Launchbox: The Shakers “We want to write an album at sea, preferably in a submarine”
Indie pop is clawing it’s way back in to all of our hearts and minds and rightly so, the craftsmanship, personality and authenticity creates a product that you can’t help….